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Job hurdles for trans, non-binary Kiwis
Business
17 Mar, 2025
New research shows employment challenges and wage gaps for people in the trans and non-binary community.
Architecture and built environment
13 Mar, 2025
AUT construction professor John Tookey on what foreign investors really want from the government's Infrastructure Investment Summit.
Uniting policy, business & people
Social sciences and public policy
12 Mar, 2025
Meet AUT alumnus Mohamud Mohamed, a visionary leader dedicated to diversity, resilience, and bridging gaps in policy, business and community.
Storytelling for a better world
Social sciences and public policy
12 Mar, 2025
Meet AUT alumna Elina Ashimbayeva, a storyteller, advocate and human rights champion driven by curiosity, passion and a mission to create change.
AUT celebrates 2025 UniPrep graduates
11 Mar, 2025
AUT’s South Campus was one of celebration recently as 206 school leavers graduated from the University’s UniPrep programme.
Communication studies
10 Mar, 2025
When a MAFs reality show bride said her goal was to “serve” her man, she was reflecting a growing trend in western culture, called tradwife lifestyle.
Who is Oscar winner Sean Baker?
Communication studies
06 Mar, 2025
Director Sean Baker made history this week by winning four Academy Awards in the same night for the same film - Anora.
New MOU to address skills shortages
04 Mar, 2025
AUT has expanded its commitment to increase educational opportunities in Viet Nam through a new MOU.
Six new Kaihoe join AUT's Eke Tangaroa
03 Mar, 2025
AUT welcomes six new Kaihoe to Eke Tangaroa, a key initiative supporting Māori and Pacific academics' growth and success within the University.
NZ's barriers to economic growth
Social sciences and public policy
28 Feb, 2025
In Aotearoa New Zealand, we face a series of political barriers to similar change, writes Kate Nicholls for The Conversation.